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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
rloprNG NTH SPANISH" TCSClR0RA.
The PURsUir-rHE RETURN HoMr-riIE M'A'\"
nrr-Inr L0CklNG Ur-RENENGf.

THE PUESUIT-IHE RETURN HoMr-TllE h'h'>"
oUr-TnE LOCKING UP-RtVEN"f'
LocKroRr y. Y, Dec. - lSpciah Pauline N'h""
ycp the seventeen ycar-od daughter Of mini rr near
svorm.vIc In Erie County ciOpnl ON December Wild
David IttIrjohn. a Tuscarora Indian, who maze th'
c,I believe he WAS a Spamarl IMloJohn IS a "oi'h
H.. fellow Tho gih first met him at Niagara fails
last sumner Her parents hunted for tho pair up to
r,ur.Jav when both Indian lover and GIL returned
They eokcd forgiveness. Tho result was hsH' Ill
which IJtilclohn was kicked and pounded m'ro'i''-N
,,, J, ,,,,d to interfere She declared that ,hc loved
he man and would follow him wherever he went
rtleobn wa, kicked out and threatened with tar ana
footbcr II he ever showed his face I'm the neghhorh0od
AMI p,ulinc was locked up In room she san that
cr vent to Hamilton from Niagara las, were married
, nn minister whose name she idiS 10 rccouect ana
ind at a small hotel The ccitihcate shc sai' h'r
husband kept -, . l. ro, ,n rrIl,r and
,iic,',s maj ne +, well oil. Her FOLKS VIII Try 10
bo"e the marriage anmulcd although they thnk IL
,ras n mock marriage. Mr. SchwliErh' me sIIls s,
brother had not had chance az IA,l' 1nn ai "on '
y, Ni,rara Falls Yesterday hunting for HIM ite sau
c baI revolver and would Kill the lndl"h OH s'sht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ne hILAED ms AGED MOTHER.
ANp MS BROTHER GAVE HIM SEVERE rE,TINa
FOR IT,

AND his BROTHER GAVE HIM SEVERE rE ,TINd
FOR IT.
CrARrWo>r Y. H., Dec. l3-Ths community
was startled thl- morning by the report that Tuko
o. CroVthcrs, cisar maker. twenty four, living
in West Claicmont, hal murdered h, mother. Crow
thcr, returned home from his work about o'clock
last evening and finding the house loch,d, his mother
hot being In, ho crawlod In through a window and
procured A.s supper some lmo afierwald his mciher
came home with a Mrs.. Hardy f.Om windsor VI,
Who Intended TO stay the Crowlhcrs cottage over
night TO day Mrs. Hardy conld NOT be foand 1t
is reported that 1 dispute AMI Mrs. CiONthcss
s,ricA her SON, who Intoxicated, with snal
baskrt. Iii-h words followed and sqaabJ, tn
sucd in winch the old lady thrown To the EOOr.
IL was also said that after she clicked by hcr on,
he dashed her head against the floor several times,
Opposite to the scene of the disturbance lives
Mr. I.,aNiu Who. going to the door, Mrs crow
tLcis with her face covered with blood, siOanns as
If ll severe pam lie asked what was th' matter,
and she replied: " Oh. my God, Luke has Killed me-
Nh leaNtt assisted the woman into his house, MAcro
She remained gluaulus and holding her head She died
at IL 30 after telling Nh LcaNitt that shc h2d mad
"A quarrel with her son and that she had pleaded Wiih
him for mclcy, but lie hung her On ia" hoor ana
gagged her.
james Crowthcrs another son, heard Of tn tragedy
and soon came upon tn scene. Going INTO the house
he saw his brother sitting the sofa smoking iIo
asked him what he had been doing To his mother. when
Luke replrd Nothing Yes you have said James.
to nck you" James gave his brother severe beat
Ing. the hsht lasting considerable time, when Il Ma'
Interrupted 10y bystandeiS.
The Inquest ami autopsy VIII be- held 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
POWDERLY HAS A BAD HEMORRHAGE.
FRUSTRATED on THE FALL RIVER BoAT-HE Is NOW

RECOVERING AT HIS SCRANTON HOME.
SCRANTON, Dec. I3 tSpecidh.-The hemorrhage WHICH
caused General Master Workman Powdsrys illness oc-
Cured the Pig grim. OF the Fall River hne'
while he travelling from Fall River TO New-fsrk on
Sunday night As soon as lie reached New-lorK he
started for his home in this city, arriving hero on the
fast train the Delaware Lackawanna and western
line On reachag Scranton he was driven to MS hone
whore his family physician Or. W. f. Allen, was walt
ing. Mr.. POwderlys condition was extremely serious
lie mad been hardly able TO walk FROM tho carriage ana
he compelled to go his ami to bed "a soon as
he eatsrod the house. His physician put him under
treatment Immediately but his suffering. which h"d
been increased by the long ride from New-York, con
tnued TO be severe. and no tossed about the
greater part OF the night Toward morning he became
easier
There further slight improvement to-day Al
o'clock this evening his physician said that ME- row
DERBY had had return Of he hemorrhase ana was
resting quietly but extremely weak NoDohy. WIN
the exception OF his family and the physician IL allowed
visit him. Dr. Allen that under this regulation
his patient will recover IN n few days. MT PoWderD
had compained somewhat lately about one OF MS lungs:
but did not fear serious result He has b-en connneu
his on account OF throat trouDcs,
but this Is the time he has been troubled by lung
affection The sudd-nness OF the attack Ia attributed 70
the great amount work he has been doing recently ~
tho knights OF Isber headquarters as well as 10 lons
trips he has made OIL ccturing tours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

u,.r rur POLICE CARRIED OFf HIS FMEND. NE'Ei'-
TllFIrSs IS sw1NDlFK
4 Nebraska detective arrived In tAlS cry T."
a,s aso with rcqu,ition papers for tho arrest oil ~
,ad Seryi,s notorious forscr and confidence s"m'-
lcr Inspector Byrncs sent two de'cctNc-c s'''s 10
hunt for -crylss and they found HIN IN thi company
of somo sawdust' sVlnlcrS uptown. rs soon As
Governor lPs signature had be"n aiAcd to the r'9n
s,,lon paucrs tho officer, arrested him In siN'h ave
He had managed 10 get acquainted with scVcrM ac'or'
and club men and, In hr guise of western m'.'A'"'
had MANAGED 10 crcatr a most favorable IMPRESSION
When tr,cs;cd he W., in tie company OF waiter HuO
lcll an actor Of the Madison square Theatre l"o
,vyo mon were walking along sixth ave- on th'ir way
d, Ir,aLfl,t Near S,Vcutccuth-st. two officers to"A
hold of soryl,s, Who made a show OF being "sheousy
dlcnaIt AMI carried him aN ay much 10 Mr ""V
iulrs astoulshmcnt The actor went to Police ll'ad
quarters to report that a friend had been kidnapped
ft m, street I'M broad dayl .ht. Inspector bNIhc'
llcycd hl, anxiety and a,o opened NJ, c9cS /" '''
itri, character OF the confidence >" "iudlrt
ScrNl>, has bcen In prison nuinDcr OF 'iH'' ~
was discharged from Joliet after serving trrW l"t
fprgrry in Chicago only two months AZ. lr "riil
to , small town ncar omaha aud won Ll' Cco"u'''p'
of ccrgylnon and church members there pA MS apia
entity dcvout prayers and cNhoriatlohs l"ru & nr '
duccd two OF tho clcrgyWen anl lrHi"a Df"''
tbo MACE to cash some forged checks hriV'o tt'
f,rgery was discovered hc on MS way 10 TINS w
iIc was on Ll, way back t. NobilsAt N'tl h'f'"'"
ON his wrists last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
DEMANDS OF IRISH LAND OWNERS.

ciAl,llNG COMPENSATION FOR Losses CAUSED Bf
TIE GOvERNNEHr'S ACTION.
IrBlIx Dec. 13.-T'e Duke o. Ab;icorn piNs'icl at
conference of landlords held here io-cdy, anu Ha1e
speech in which lie condemned aDS'he'lsh' "
Gclor ien va; appointed to sub bnit - thc 1o'ch
Thar d., 1ac ov ncrs Of Ireland entitled 10 coEpcn
,a,on for hc losses sustained through tho action OF
the Government in reducing rents to eicatcr extent
than wa, justified by economic causes, In dcWfving
ud owner, OF rcvc sionary into esi Ia tho occupancy
Of the sod in lesschng tho saabie ana fccc'N aO'o
value Of juGic al rents aud io deplFi"1 l1hd o"h'I9
81 i. ,inb; to obtain the best rent solvent tenant
80 able to pay ia Oicn II, t~hHt. 49,. a., ,1
~. dole -. u VIE Wa'riain fIat tht Iaht
NJ .s are entitled to direct Jetu ary grant 10 com
rnste Icm for their losses and 10 Indirect relief IN
H.. chang of a grant to them OF advances Nlthih
I,oi,s Which would Involve no FISK 7" inc boNcFn-
mont Compulsory reduction pl the interest on mort
~ ,rs ttov VIII insists unjust and npoc, IS IL IS
iuro,slbc TO distinguish bciWcca mort sats ana lah'
ly charges They VIII also urgc he simYl' cailoh OF
tho slcfhods OF transfer. charging and dschaleng OF
laLC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS APPEAL FOR HELP.

SOME OF ITS POINTS.
PANS Dec 19-Presidcnt CarnOt says in his mes
sa,e that his appointment clearly proclams Par
lament has resolved 10 put aside all causes for dis-
agreement For him. upon whom has fallen he honor
Of uniting the surag,s Of the different sections, the
first duty IS TO show that he is penetrated with spirit
Of concord The c?ent Will therefore endeavor
TO facilitate harmony by calling rpon the members OF
.he legislature to work the common ground for
the moral and material interests Of the nation
With appecsement. security and confidence the Gov
r.oer, homes TO assure to the county steady prog
ross AMI practical reforms calculated I" encourage
,ndustrv. strengthen credit and produce revival OF
h,s,,ess prcparatlons Arc being naae for great
Industrial exhibition in 1850. The Government dc
sres TO give cons Iteration to measures afectne aDor
puhlic hygiene and national thrift ana IL eSlec"'
wishes TO study and rlhOve the financial oondiioh so
,s ~ affect an equliSrun. bct"'en the revenue auu
.ypanaiturc aud u Gi1plity the tlm'nsra"V' anu
judicial systems. The Government IS also solc'o"S
70 give large share OF attention to the aho anu Sea
forces.
1T IS for the Ct anbeIs," ccntlnnes the messase'
s. IN enaoy the Government with power 10 execute
tbi, programme. which VIII prepare Tor 'ho country
Ia,,,, ara If peaccaJle and fruitful actVti ana 'Hus
evo F,po ptccious pledge Of tlc ardent desi.e W ol
frrrt IN strengthen the general peace ana ASSIST IA
Tho deVclnrucnt Of good leIdtiCls Dc'"Ct" IN
powers strong IN Honr suppof' IN ~ 10 % sti,rt,nn
ie veilan and I@sOlutc guardian ol '.c Cgnse ~ ,,
aud laws Of lIancs. Thus rep cte1 anfnat az" & -
and prosperous al home. the httt"h Nlii a.,
prepare actively FOR fitting celebration Oh thS ec@'
coming centenary .,.. -, n.. ,
Jhc mess ~ well re c,e'ea Aitf u M ooo !
read 10 y 1,nhcrs adjourned nti - nrsna' it,oc
" Tirord Prime Minister and Minister OF flhH,. C.
vii in.roirrc bin asking fos provisional budget
for three months. The members of inc iAtenc I|sr'
and Radical Left VIII meet TOMORROW 10 man n""" a..
raare mcnis res pecng the attitude to Ie ad"p'ed d!
t,o.e bodies toward tie budget. , Il.
Tho Hou.se was firm to day until the close When II
iaraTlc wcsn on rumcIS OF fresh Cabinet di'cuIy.
Th,c Der cent rcnes dropped ten cenilmcs ana fana
ma canal shares fvo ffsTs lWch'y-hV ccn,iHeo' ,i
Crcl, Foncier IS up four fIGncS twenty hVe cchHcs
1hA Src, Canal shares seventeen francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

FiJLURE or a PHTLADELPHIA JOHBIN" Hh"'
PuuADELrIlIA. Dec. 13.-S'arc, Nanhcmah co.
iolJcrs In notions and white goods Nos. '%J ana 80
NarAct ST., made an assignment today 1"r III" D'pH
-, ,bcir creditors The liabilities are placed al T-"o,
ono Ian, the assets are not yet known. The principal
creditors are Philadelphia, Nsw-Noik, ana BOSTON
hou.c, The following preferred creditors are named
in thc assignment, and Judgments were entered by
tbcn, against the embarrassed irm TO-DAY Na'lolai
c,a,n nank of Camden, y. j., SOSIo. Manuiacticfs'
TstInnaI Uank of I'uladclThit. r1DIl tlIa nhph'
sS'515: f. B. Humphfics, %l3,yo5 sainnoi Nhll''
-, 49, II v Volkmar -, orc; II. W. NOlknal, tius-
ice 70 Oi2 Fhst National Iank Of WoodSio"
,n, aiG 90 Ihe preferences are for b"tr w q
nancy but other hOldos OF the iIIns paper arc uh'c
cure and must como under the assignment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
HEATING ST. EorIS on URGENT BrSlyESS
rnn COMMITTEE MrsrAIrp OVER president

rur CONl.IrTEE HEsIrA1ED OVER PRESIDENT
THOMPSON AND LOST HIN.
ST LOUIS Dee. I3 l'Pcc'ai i-Con>deraole Interest has
bcen worked up nc the City Hall the rosSih i,y Of
the House ant Csunc being called upon to send Presi'
dent W H. Thompson, OF The Ga Trust Company, % Jail
for contempt City Counsellor Bell has informed the
ont committee that President Thompson must obey tho
order o, the conm lie has SO far refused To pro-
duce the agreement between the Trust and the Gas
Companies. The committee met this afternoon To de-
eide an the line of battle The agreement Is the best evil
dcncn of ths psol which the committee now believes
exists After Learning that Il had power 10 commit for
csnt.npt the committee sent for Mr. Thompson who 10
oso nr-sisnt OF the Bank of Commerce The oicer re.
tnrned and reported that Mr. Thompson had been called
TO New by pressing business Then the committee
moved and decided to Investigate the books OF companies
"A Trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

c,rvrt,yp Dee l3 (Spccidb.-Fonr men cailed
NJ rl.bop Gimour's residence to day ami proseh'eu
"a him a list Of charges against falher hOl@@cdSN''
prest OF Stanislas Chufch' i"o 'ss '
p' e,,..inratlo,,s. The charges acSo that
I ,.. bo,n ciilfy Of drnnlcnncss. and that upon
, ccasion when his ag'd sathcr detected him
f., nm Immoral at, the priest assaulted him. IL 10
alleged that he demanded and received money for
M ii, ss..s,nn and male sport of thn concession OF
CotI, H., Lis congregation. Tho document was
snmrd by fifteen persons WHO claim TO nave Denh
chinese, Of tho various acts aHeecd III IN" Hst'
sn,c against tho priest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
TIE PROHIBITION NATIONAL CONVENTION

TIE PROHIBITION NATIONAL CONVENTION
CHICAGO Dee. I3.-Ths Executive Committee of the
Prohibition party held a meeting here to-day There
wero present Professor 9. d. Dclc, OF AbioD Mich,
H. D. Hastings Of Michigan; Miss Frances Willard. d. p.
sagendoph DR. A. j. Jutkns j. A. Van Fleet and others.
Professor Dckle, chairman OF the committee, presided.
Chairman Dickie instructed in issuing the call
for tho Presidential Convention, which meets
June u, TO ask the Prohibition voters In tho
several send delegate for 1000 Nom.
Of the party IN addition to the appentment hSed
BY the recent National conference Professor l,cha
denied the recently published statement thst ths Nec
uiivo Committee had made bargain Win Senerhl y ~.
Fisk, OF New Jersey, for the PresidentlA homna'i0h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
r,rsuvry cUOoSEAcLAsS NAT

ITHACA. Dec 10 (Speciab.-Ihc Freslnen OF Cor
nell JIke,.y held meeting to DAY for the purpose
Of adopting class hat The one chosen was designed
-, - u clark ,ol II Is "A modified form of the ia
w3uar mortar board, having instead of the square
hoard. a square p eco of black cloth Tho button VIII
e of uurpe and tho tassel Of old god tho class c0lOrs
The hats arc made by Dunlap Of New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
FyFoPcryG HIGH LICENSE IN READING.

READING Dec. 12.-COnsiderabe excitement was
created IN court here this afternoon when the reports OK
ths cen.taes were called for under the High License
law and the armonis Mannerchor and Bavarian asso'
Citations the leading German singing societies. ana tho
Nsvsr,ink Fire Company were returned for selling
iiouor Without license and the Meulders Associaon
comnossd Of 200 stove nloulders which gave oal on
eecsn ght for selling on Election Day Insse Ssss'
| oiatiens can now be Indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
so CAsEACAINsT DANIEL WILSON.

PANS Dec. - The court ol aragnmsnt has pro
nonhccd that n" case has been established against NJ
wilson NJ Crews sonin-Iaw I'm connection with the
decoration scandals The charges against him have
therefore been dropped. -
The charges against Graemon and CarOn IN connec-
ton with the decoration scandals have also been DIS
missed. Nine. I1houzin has been mulctod ioI 'ho
Costs Of the trial
The Senate has proclaimed the expulsion oi genera 4,
aAndlau the ground that he T. liable 10 arrest u
he attempts to st In the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

po0ys UJRED FOR THE NEW-f ORK DELEGAH0N
CHICAGO Dec l3p- Dwight Lawrence. whs is here IN
the neres, Of tho NewYork delegation to the Topaz
liean National Convention, teday secured nearly inc
same rooms at tho Grand Pacific that New-iork had as
time and with which he says the delegates were tn1r
oughly satisfied The rooaslre TO accommodate sevehy
aye and about the same nuMosr ot ateEna'es'
cr bstwesn 100 aud 200 altegethss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

CueraR had put en- citizens clothes and gone out on
the viaduc to look fora gang OF swnders Culsran had
succeeaed In arreting two Of the gang. when shers
Ic MN from behind with piece OF scHntllpg. The
en- Ger was staggering up and pluckily attempting to
draw his revolver, when a second third blow from
sent him dazcd and reelng the edge OF the
carrlage way Then the crowd rushed I'm the luck
less policeman and sSssd hin among the fiat cars
ana scrap iron beneath One of tho assailants
rested shortly afterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

NORFOLK, Va, Dec l3.-The following dspat'" was
,ept this evening the state Grange to Lieutenant
Governor Massey and the Speaker Of The House OF Rep
ressntatives at Richmond:
The State Grange Of Virginia. In annual session pro
and uinOuay against Inc acOh 81 o
Ioqssturo dspacing farnHr Nv POI mean NJ ON
nissvuer Agriculture aud demand that tI' outrage
unon the farmers OF Virginia be rlshteh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
man JyOENSE IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA Doc I3-The City Council to-day fxod
~ 500 as the cost of n retail liquorseers license Tho
ordinance restricts lquorstores TO certain streets ana
l pro yides for strict reguiatlsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
1DxyTJFJED AS MISSING WILLIAM REED

ATLANTIC CITY, " j., Dec. 13-1hc body found on
tbo beach yesterday has cen fully identified as that
o( william Reed the eccentric and wealthy iron aud oil
urospector Of Ptsburg who vas dro" ned on october
~ Tho Lpdv was forwarded day tC Mr. Koods
home I'm Sew ichcy. srLuIb If Allegheny CITY. lIo
was seventy two years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

PROBABLE MURDER or POLIOEhAN
CHICAGO Dec l3.-The lsng high viaduct skirhs 'ho
lake shsre ut Randolps was the scene OF an uhcqn"
struggle this afternoon, ending In policeman Deine
| pitched headforemost twenty-five feet down 10 'no
below and nrebaby killed Ths o@Sss AaA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
rBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNK.l
conr-ighf: 1887: BY The Nec- York Ttonne

rBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNKl
couright: 1887: Bv The Ne,c- York Tribune.
,oxpoy. Dec. 13.-M Camots Message, COM
80 over the wires this afternoon from Parls' Is
-, weak echo of the idea which is supposed TO
s.vs brought him into Office. Concord among
p.oublicans is its refrain. But he cries Peace !"
-ben there is no peace NJ. Carnots first Minis
,,r Is pale copy Of the President himself King
To- has surrounded himself with bundle of little
80 and that is all. The President is rcspecta-
,s mcdiocrity; the Cabinet is little less re-
.nectahle and rather more mediocre. Nowhere
spos +, make good impression The best thing
.nvbodv here says is that 1T is well Cabinet
- some sort should somehow have been got to-
,otber. Not only Paris but Europe was con-
.o,pcd ot the rcfusals and failures which greeted
n Carots first official efforts. People began TO
,bipk the Legislature which elected him was 60
inc 10 leave him in the lurch, as it did NJ. Grevy.
ANN. Carno; wanted was a Ministry Of affairs
rbo would tide him over the next few weeks
dnrinr the adjournment of the Legislature His
first hope OF forming Ministry of conciliatlon or
concentration was abandoned some days ago
The present Ministry concil0tes nobody and con-
eept.atos nobody. Its chief strength is its weak
ness No party, no section, and no group can
think itself mcnaced by the combination of these
menceau is reported already attacking 1t and
through it NJ Carnot whom he created. NJ
Tirard must show qualities hitherto wholly un-
expected if he expects TO survive NJ Clemen-
eeau's hostility NJ. Carnot would have done
better TO induce the Rouvier Ministry to hold on
during the Parliamentary recess. But there Is
not the slightest sign that the Republicans IN the
nrcsent Chamber can be brought to act together
or that any policy promises NJ. Carnot period
Of stable government except dissolution. Nor VIII
that. unless he has the courage to put plainly
before the country the one issue. whether they
wish the government of the country carried on
or not.
To-day's news from NJ. Ferry is favorable per
sonally and politically. He will soon be out ana
will find himself stronger with the public
than before Aubcrtin chose him as target
Whether Aubertin is connected with any group
of Anarchists or Socialists remains doubtful IN
happily it is not doubtful that not only Anarchists
but some Radicals applaud his attempt. NJ. Roche
fort plainly regrets its failure. G. W. ;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Mr.. GLADSTONE OT THE STATE OF IRELAND.
LoNDoS. Uec I3.-Mr Gllds'Onc, IN letter 10
fl0a meeting n Dunoon. scotland. says 'hochlng
sAd painful 0iscoiG is being created 10 "a; paHc Oh
The union. time the worst crimes "cIc c"Hi
tici lu the name of liberty. The state 81 ITciaid
Ia grown sady worse un"cr tic csent g0VcI ;H"I.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

EANQCET N UONOR OF MINISTER PIIIIIo'
LONDON. Dec. 13.-Tbe American Club In LONDON
gave banquet this evening TO United States Mlnister
Lhelps. Sir Edward TlCrnton, formerly Bi1ien
nmsfcr at Washington presided Mt. fhciph
tspondng 10 toast offered by PRO.
Etsor Iyndall, expressed fciNent hopes
ior the prosperity Of the club. Many Amer lean rosi
.snts pionnrnt IA social and financial circles Wefo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
Erprcryc KING KALAKAUYs SALARY

San FEAsolsco. Dec 13-Adyiccs hom Honol ilu
are the ci!c .hat tho rcwiy elected legislature
has cat the salaries Of all state Ofcias ana has
Ns0 mate rally reduced the King salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
r,xnn roR PLACING ALrARs on BALCONIES.

FINED FOR PLACING AFFAIRS on BALCONIES.
CITY or MEXICO. Dec. l3.-via Galveston About
wcnty OF the richest residents OF this city have been
anel uudr tie law ferbddng religious ceremonies ana
i'm the streets they having yesterday placed
ANAL nltars with lighted candles sa tc bHcOH'c' o lHcr
houses the Occasloa OF IN. ica't oi 'i h''J VI '
s.I1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
MAYOR OBRIEY, or BOSTON REELECTED

RESULT OF YESTERDAYS MUNICIPAL ELECIiON-
GOOD REPUBLICAN SHOWING,
BosToN Dec l3 SrocGt Tho municipal election IN Los
ton today resulted more tayorably for the Republicans
than most people expected OBren has been reelected
but his majority been cut down from about 4'Vo
last year about 200. The Board OF Aldermen "hon
was disgrace to the city will be purcel OF several VINO
have not added to Bostons glory. and the RepGbhcans
will have control There will be eight Republicans TWO
Iudapcndcuis who elected sn Republican u'siso-
ments ana two Democrat, who were memDsr'l'S' year
one OF the members elect Is Jesse NJ Cove spoken OF '
.he original Blaine man from Fast Eoston dur rg tie
Presidential campaign In the suiion No"hV '"0 ~
uuhllcans have made considerable gRin'. ,
Thomas y. Hart the Republican and CltLens cahul
lidafe for Mayor male excellent run, am II ne -'
h.rn nominated by the Republicans or the nf-t
convention he probably would have been elertcl ~
that date there strong sentiment IN tnt cry n
,aver OF change Of Management at the Cl'y nan
the people In view of the biz Republican Vote III is'
ION al the state election. hopeful OF success Dut
tie DELAY OF n rise 20 dissatisfaction. mo
,rnr OF auv cooled and hundreds OF men dll 80 No'r,
feeling that L u.scss 70 make nsht at thaV H'o
dAy against The odds against thcin. . ,..
The majority In favor OF hccsso was largely cut uo""